Hailing from Italy, the birthplace of espresso, the la Pavoni Burr Grinder uses tempered steel burrs to ensure a consistent and static-free grind, while giving you 9 different fineness settings for the perfect brew. But let’s not forget that some also call Italy the birthplace of style – and the la Pavoni Burr Grinder is no exception. Choose either the chrome or brass housing to match your espresso machine and kitchen décor, knowing that the grinder’s compact size (10&rd
There is not much being said about this grinder online. I'd like to know more - specifically, how it compares to Rocky, and other burr grinders within this price point. I'm focusing on this grinder because the other grinders seem too tall for my 15" clearance storage space (access to bean hopper would be problematic). Will this grinder work well with my Rancilio Silvia? Thanks.
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My wife bought me a La Pavoni coffee grinder off the internet and she instead received a "il macinino" made by Tre Spade in Italy. The two coffee grinders look exactly alike. Are they the same machine or is the "il macinino" a knock off?
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Chris Hale
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mjackson ♦ Chris,
They are indeed one and the same.
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mjackson ♦ Jonathon,
It is a good grinder for the money it would work well with the Silvia. It is not as solid as the Rocky. I Like the Baratza grinders for the money. You can adjust in smaller increments with the Baratza for better control. Check out the Preciso. They all will work.
09-01-2011 8:06am |